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Is the Ogerpon that bad? I'm newer to glc and started with a metal deck, so when I look at the Ogerpon I see a grass version of Magearna. I'm planning on making a grass deck around scovillain and the new galvantula, so I thought Ogerpon would be a good why to ramp energy early and use it as a late/end game attacker.

Colorless has been my favorite GLC deck for awhile but I do like that lightning spread deck.

I know this is a couple month old, but I couldn't find an official source for the ruling on that article? Is Cardboard Warriors an official authority on the game? I was hoping to find a Pokemon Company article or statement, just curious.

This is so much worse than it was before. Instead of "fail to find", now we have to remember what dual types are available and what searchers have limited targets???

Love the format, but so hard to get into! Buying the singles I need is ridiculously expensive in Europe

Thnaks for video

I was amazed to see GLC as an official Side Event at NAIC, I didn't get to play unfortunately but it was still fantastic to see. I did get an energy signed by Andrew Mahone though, so that's a consolation prize.

I've been playing Solomon's psychic deck quite a bit since it was revealed. It is easily the most misunderstood deck out of the top 8. Including Great Ball, not including Raihan, and only having one recovery card were some choices that made the deck stand out. Although Blacephalon is a great attacker, the counter gain and counter energy is more likely to be used to power up your first attacker. Blacephalon's value comes from the low energy cost, so you don't need to dedicate that much for it. Often enough you will simply attach an energy to it the prior turn. Supposing the opponent bosses it then, you get to keep the rest of your board in-tact which is favorable. Sure, it is nice if it you can pair Blacephalon with Delinquent, but you can't gurantee that you sequence it that way since drawing from the top deck is the primary way you get cards. If playing Delinquent alongside any attacker causes your opponent to whiff an attack, this is just as strong as getting to combo the card with Blacephalon. Timely disruption can hurt this deck the same way it hurts other decks, but I don't think this deck is particularly weak to disruption. Research, Zinnia, Colress, and Cynthia's Ambition give you a plethora of ways to fill your hand. Marshadow can turn every ball search card into draw as well, not to mention the multiple VS Seekers (that is including Mewtwo). Two other details I think were overlooked: 1) Giratina's role cannot be understated. I mentioned the single recovery card previously, but Giratina is what really allows you to steam attacks the best. 2) While sporting low recovery, Delinquent is also helpful. It makes the Boss's Orders less likely, which protects your investment on the bench, which means you probably don't have to play recovery for any of your own support. All in all, I would argue that this deck strong not just into a B01 format, but even in a B03 setting. ____ Please don't take this as criticism, I loved the video! I'm just passiontate after having played it a bunch.

why does HydroPump Wailord avoids copycat attacks?

Am I the only one who thinks hex manic should be on the consideration list for banned cards? The other ability locks can be fought aganist/removed but not hex

Thanks for making this video, @EZPokepals! In the description, you stated: "In particular, we can thank Wheatr for writing an article with all of the results. A link to the article is in the description." However, I don't see any link to the article in the description anywhere. Could you please add (or share) the article link when you get the chance? I'd like to read it! Thank you so much.

:D Love a shop haul!!

If we consider tatsugiri as strong as it is, is it possible for Dragon to finally branch out, run different dragonites? Maybe a Electric/Water/Fighting energy core instead of the traditional Fire/Water/Fighting? Food for thought.

Such a well made video! I agreed with almost everything said but it's do not think lightning spread is problematic, at all really. Every deck has basic anti spread counterplay by just playing into it differently, aswell as various stock options for tech cards. another thought is that the decks that the decks without bench barrier have alot tankier mons and disruption giving counterplay, relying on almost (aside from Koko) all stage 1 attackers for meaningful spread gives you options against it. I don't see spread as winning any faster than attacking decks in terms of turns, which means when played effectively against, most decks can definitely beat spread.

I would love to play Rain Dance with Blastoise instead of Baxcalibur, but I'm not sure if Bax is just strictly better.

Where's the grass deck?

Love this kinda of videos specially for glc thx a lot. Really debating if I should just cut pal pad from my dragon list now. It feels so good but idk

great video 🙏🏻

What are your genuine opinions on lost zone psychic?

Very good video! I'm excited to play Colorless control amd Shock Lock in this meta

very good analysis , I was Playing colorless and switched to dragon , has better attackers

I hope GLC continues to gain popularity. I genuinely feel it’s the best and most fun way to play pokemon

this is such a passionate channel, I'm always happy to see you upload a new video:)

Did you consider gold nugget?

Great cards you bought!

Blown away that you found the Hitmonbros. Those seem like the only ones I can never find!

100 bucks?! Did they have updated prices on every card? Stores around my area just consider all of that bulk and don't even bother price checking

This kind of video is really entertaining! It’s cool to see what cards are so sought after or just simply cool to pick up in GLC

Why You Buy +1 card thi same type??

Absolutely brilliant.

this was a cool video!!!

In my opinion, the new Grookey from this set is the optimal one, since its second attack does more damage for the same amount of Energy, and Rillaboom decks tend to play mostly Basic Energy.

Pokemon and sports cards 🥺

Omg i love these live videos. Can't wait for the next one!

To be honest I enjoyed the live video. Just seeing you share what you bought and why is pretty neat.

Great video, could you make one showcasing your collection?

Thoughts on the upcoming Rotom-Fan? Is it good enough to get banned?

Great video

Name change almost got my aas

"Heliolisk, is not very good and not recomended for serious play!"

Wow, love to see Okidogi be very strong! Can't wait for future decks using that card!

Keep em coming. Love this format of video!

I'm a big believer in the new Twilight Masquerade Heatran, Especially in this example deck with so much acceleration. That would definitely help you hit those big numbers on tanky pokemon.

I dont like metang in glc bc you dont have much space for energy, its kinda hard to hit metang with this little energy

I've been working on a list with Metang for a while. I went for a more "Tank" side, with the Full Metal stage and Aegislash with the ability to reduce damage by 30. Between tools and skills, being able to reduce 110 damage with Zamazenta is a lot of fun. My list is called Tank Metal 3.0 on Pokemon Cards io

For the process of Building metal, this video came at the metal, this video came at time

You dont need both magnezone & metang if you have bronzong! For ppl looking for good first metal lists check out d34d maniacs “light metal” and castelas metang deck on the cardboardwarriors site, those are top starting points. Cool to hear your thoughts tho, have you found orthworm actually good? I and others have cut it cuz it just doesnt hit enough dmg to respond ko and even if you heal its too slow.

I built a metal GLC for my roomate and it's based on tanking an healing with bronzong metal transfer. It's still a WIP but I liked that metagross that can have up to 2 tool cards. I'll try to buy one. Great video!

Gust of Wind

I just dont get it, for me people are overcomplicating a ruling that should be: use it, dont find it, fail it, done